Bitcoin Bears Blink as ProShares’ SBIT Sees $1.27 Million Exit
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ProShares UltraShort Bitcoin ETF reported net outflows of $1,269,132 on April 24, 2026, trimming its assets under management to $179.66 million. The move amounts to roughly 0.71% of AUM, suggesting a notable but not destabilizing reduction in capital allocated to this leveraged bearish Bitcoin play.
The related asset, BTC-USD, is currently trading at $76,073.35, having slipped about 9.58% over the past three months. Despite that medium-term pullback, its 1-day technical signal has flipped to Buy, hinting that traders may be rotating away from leveraged short exposure just as near-term momentum starts to improve.
The outflow from SBIT may reflect waning conviction among short-term bears after Bitcoin’s recent consolidation, with investors locking in gains or cutting losses on downside bets. If buying pressure in spot Bitcoin persists, more capital could shift from inverse products into long or neutral strategies as volatility expectations reset.
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